Matus UHLAR - fantomas writes: > > >Pawel Sasin writes: > > >>my co-worker has come accross some interesting articles (links below) > > >>about hardware accelerated regexp matching (using specialised hardware > > >>or even popular PCI Express GPU cards). Has anyone thought about using > > >>this in SA? The benchmarks done using Kaspersky AV are very promising... > > >>SA can use compiled regexps, mayby one could use the very same API to > > >>run regexp tests via the GPU? > > >> > > >>http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=42299 > > >>http://www.tarari.com/news_pr_details.asp?ID=53 > > >>http://www.tarari.com/regexEAP/index.html > > >>http://www.kaspersky.nl/news/kaspersky-and-tarari-enhance-hardware-protection.html > > > Justin Mason wrote: > > >www.sensorynetworks.com do a hardware accelerator that works with > > >SpamAssassin: > > >http://sensorynetworks.com/pressreleases/PR0060_2006_05_02_NCASA-formatted.pdf > > >but this company, and their GPGPU approach is new to me. > > I wonder why I have only SA support in seen their press release, no mention > in SA. Did they cooperate with SA on this or did they made SA support by > themselves?
I guess they did it themselves, we hadn't heard of it. > On 14.09.07 05:33, Daryl C. W. O'Shea wrote: > > I remember coming across this about 2 years ago now (I think they've > > released two new versions of the processor since)... the dev kit was > > something like $5k but I never got around to contacting them to find out > > the important price... cost per PCI(-X) card for end-user use. > > Hmmm, I'm thinking sbout the same, if I could find support SA somewhere. > > Unluckily, we use dell blade technology with special (non-PCI) slot and the > nodalcore cards don't seem to support it, so the only place for installing > it right now seems to be my own machine... Yeah, I currently have no machines with a PCI slot whatsoever ;) --j.
